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    BPnet Veteran Brandon.O's Avatar
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    is a 75 gallon tank to big even for a adult ball python ? I was thinkin (even though it is a while down the road) that when my baby grows up i would get him a palace to live in.

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    What are the dimensions? I can't remember them off the top of my head, but it seems likely it might be uncomfortably big.
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    Yea a 75 is huge. It would be good if there was lots of hides and vegitation that they can crawl through without being seen this way they can sneek around from hide to hide. I know people that use 75 gallon tanks as breeder tanks. I dont know if this is good but he puts 2 females and a male in there for breeding.
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    Yeah a lot of the time they will put multiple snakes in there for breeding though the pool usually features multiple males to up the chances of successful copulation. Heh I dig the sig, Damien.

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